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Telegram-herald., 1887-04-13


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tAs sps aad dowus Of tA@ salea 90 aevs
sEznds. n railway trans sni On tie
streets see0raing 70 tie greaisr OF Isss
inEostzncs 4 he nsss q the dsy. Ihs
iacf thsr shs aisenlAtion u lhs papsE has
tssblsd n less than . year : pfcot
snoasa q 10 popularity AM inlas1ee a
this community. The earnings Of the
pager hase more than trshlsd dnIlng the
arss ysaE
Fer soue time past the TELEaRpl
hsaALD has besn greatly bothered b. s
large shipnsns Il rotten psEsF which We
eoald nos gss shrouzh our periscting press
Al deeens rate Of sresd sud
delysF Il veil prfnisd. We have
nsds saperhuraAn Efforts to set better
paper here snd At last hass suecssdsd IN
oas eommsad4ble struggle. We can nov
promise oar subseFibsrs q vel printed
paper delivered ca tina.
Now word about our anniversary.
We shall celebrate il raotlsatly with l6-
page paper next sunday AMI We want
everybody II Grand Rspsds 10 read it,
for il viii be fillsd with good things. The
SUzDAr TELSosAN- aEaALD has become
the recognized popular medium for ad-
vertising just aa our "want eolunns
have became famous all over Western
Michigan. Ths lzss edition OF the suS-
pAT TELEozAa-HERALD contained l62
Of the peoples sdyertiserents. Next
Sundays paper will be particularly va
liable TO al Spring advertisers and va
ssk our patrons 10 send IN their orders
early and thus secure the bsst position
Let It 90 understood cDce FOR al inst
OH advertisements in the TELzGRAx-
HERALD ere tsksn upon guarantee OF
orer 5000 daily circulation. and have
boon Cor sonse tins past.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-13

c. W. Chauncey leit last evening for De-
troit TO attend tho quarterly meeting OF the
Executive Board Of the northwestern ANA
teur Rowing Association. which takes place
~ the Russell House this afternoon. IL is
hoped that Grand Rapids will be favored
with the regatta again this year, bat much
depends upon the lihers,:ty OF our citizens.
The regatta last year was a great advertise
ment for Grand Rapids. aud hundreds who
never saw the city before were here and
went away nightly pleased With the bus
ting Valley City. which is 10 have 100000
inhabitants in 1892
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-13
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MffA go ef 80 fexi@r Fssfn3 ~ardroe>
er ffs~ee ffx urrs ara PaTfee<fsa Fexe~
Sen $50 mof ferfect s1f xTsfa IS A.
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fsS< 50 ese zE1 se<r xoss Cal ~ sttress
r7fa tsfsslo
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p sexs ssDr34@aeafs sre szeeskN Ncatass
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Telegram-herald., 1887-04-13

The following resolution was adopted at
the annual Parish meeting of Grace church
held on Monday night:
R>solred That our thaHks are hereby
rendered 20 G. X. Seymour for acting as lay
reader during the vacant rectorship.
BY bis services gratuitously rendered, the
Parish was saved large expense In procur-
ing supply cleIgymen, the congregation
held together. and the interest in ehe work
OF this church sustained. His services have
proved most acceptable and valuable.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-13

Word has been received here that Col. w
D. Richardson, contractor of the city ball,
fell fronl derrick on toe new Capitol
building. in process of construction ~ Dem
yer, and recsived quite serious injuries that
will las him up for some time. DIR. Rich
ardson has written - John ). FAR, OF this
city. 70 90 20 Denver aud take charge of the
building. Mr.. Farr has the request under
consideration.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-13

wm. Danlosth came forth from the
county bss4le yesterday and was escorted
over to Police Coartsrd listened to two wit
nesses testify agsinst him for attempting TO
commit rape. Irs. Weir aud Ars. Madden
were the Witnesses and after their testimony
vas given the case wEs adjourned until to-
morrow.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-13

TIE Irs5shs cslls for Iec&l arflon an the
coniatr Bian. xud fo- higher t4xa7loa 70 re-
slra.f The 81 Sc n co1aEies whers rah,
sscEH1ent iz MT strong eno6rA Is s3s1s
proeioifion. This wauid he prsct cal teal
ccrance rsforn1. - f,s-resf Ifftase
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-13

IL - said ih2s dishonesty is tho xrsvest
crms known 10 Cinnamon. AMI that Il IL
sometimes punished by dsaapitstson.
Some Of the citizens OF the Unised States
who ara soj0urning N Canada For q sea-
scn would have 10 own twoor thrss heals
spisca in order 10 sxpisse their crimes
Il that custom were IN vogue over here.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-13

II may Be noisd a. rsrar ksbis coin
eidsnes thar ths higher prizes q straFbsr-
res ths higher are tie bottoEas Of shs
bssksEs.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-13

The King Of lhs Netherlands. Who IS
!nzt celebrating bis T0sh birthday. would
os quite venerable potsntais we're Il
not for thssxampls ot Emperor WILLIAM,
who u old snough 10 Do bis father.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-13

Captain GszELxs cofps q weeoaer
prognosticators have again FOR several
days bssn terribly "oh' IN thslr progDos-
tics. La us have reform.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-13

ID sssnas cid % rsad of fFsshsts IN
New York and New Englsnt, whlls
Michigan is 80 mueh IN aesd Of mois-
tnre.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-13

Tfers = 1ola4 - - c1e b,sssinz con
Tefr.d IS the f1trr STATE go1araesee ossl-
Snbis heanaesl troupes wiil BE- Eezs nanser-
oas. .--Bzg 1.fg fFav.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-13

The Metropolitan Musenn Of Art is IN
luck. The art collection Of Mss C4TA-
ARTSE WOLFK. which has osea be-
4uessaed - The Museum, is SAID 70 lie
worth fs)0.ooo. an3 is ooueidsrsd ur-
sqasiled ia America tor jaixmsns IN So
lesion. artistic nssris aud vsine. i vii
Be wsl ssr tue wcfl1 if shs relatives -
whom sEiss WorTs bequszsted sas rass
cf ser property WI spend 81 mueh for
art aud charity IS did thsi ssssmable
wcusa1.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-13

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Telegram-herald., 1887-04-13

The voice Of = Prohib5tioaisA
Iasesf .ats tke fsauls' - s5t H.
ffsi.tsss,st.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-13

DAILY. al Otfeln txcerf sunday.
h,ofpinf can ftn 81 fslAc snf Atahlie ia
s4ees 10 suo froM totrail- farof cara on
Day - pres and 1fsla Rapids txfrsN 81 eEe
fioin l1tkfoit ~ifl7rnl tinnrlilollf nseN o. ler
lred vita s'i tbEraKb tfsl3ls eazl iiFhesoE
81 Nnion 1loka Un.cs, Z. Aossl,ss.sl AID - 1nia1
dept
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Telegram-herald., 1887-04-13
YOU'VE EoR as AcE.

Judging from the frequency With which
GEoGsE BAscEoFrs name is found ss-
socia'ed with sociEl ard pubiie events st
the National Capita, reader not know
ing who Mr.. BANCROFT is-if sueh
reader were possibie-would suppose
tEst be is one OF the prominent ycung
society men OF the city. Whether il be a
Presidential reception or ths christening
OF n baby GxoEss BANCROFT is present;
and then ne puts in the spare time which
he finds between social gatherings in
takire rides along With Secretary
BArARp. And yet this same BAEcnoFT
had graduated st Harvard College. spent
two years at Gosttingen University, aai
received there the degree OF Doctor Of
Philosophy after thorough course. rot
only "A modern sud classical literature.
bat il Oriental lsngusgss. Biblical IN
tsTpretatic0, Greek and Gsrmsa philoso-
ply, natural histsFy and archaeology.
continued bis studies in shs universities
both 3. Berlin and Heidelberg, made sn
extended tour throughout Europe and
bsconss seqns;ntsd With some og The
ross distinguished rasn living. including
I.ora BTsoS. SIKBUEK. MASzoSE. yreToE
CorsIs. G0xTHx and ALEXANDER yoS
HUGas1DT. pubiished several volumes
and comGsrssd ths preparation OF his
81 .strlrz Of ths Unitsd Ssas8s," all hs-
fore Secretary BaEARD vas born
The Distinguished historian viii. il lie
lives tai nsxs O.scber. De 81 years old +.
aad ss "a certainly one Of the best pre-
ssrvsd s2ecinsos os hunsnity OF this
generation. It Il gratifying 10 sss a
msa who has performed such 50 IN
credlbla amount OF labor sbls to so we'll
spiov tie sansst q lIfe.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-13

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5.Gfts,4efs fatinF 4fe u efpn4el nif -
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and Al fegsot ~ pDgTElL C5ff Pass kKL
CiSo 3, REEyie Grss.c khneFsf. fftngo
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-13

Governor Hill may fiift iiitls With
The labor party Ia Nss forA. Bat be can
ssvsr marry Il
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-13
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Telegram-herald., 1887-04-13


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Telegram-herald., 1887-04-13
To Lsrery,,sen.

NOR RENT. APRIL ]. lss7. THF PARK g1y-
L ery Earn corner o. eprsaR and Failan els
Inquire ~ james Cox, agent foFier bicck,
Grand Rapids, 3ich. 8u
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-13

\ osT-ON SATURDAY LAST, A scARF.PIS
u In forta 0f swor3. I5iit ee4 With Iob -. osfe
dssmooc IA centre. Finder iitfra y rewarded
n 4. Hat ms, ~ North 3onia-s4- %
+ os1-SPAE1EI. I'rP ABOUT FIVE MONTHS
y o.d. mostly white coior With iiiits ErJwn.
Information - r. hh wberesbon.s viii hs re.
war1ed - james Blair, 10 Tro~bficsesA ie2
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-13
WANT ADVERTISEMENTS.

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Telegram-herald., 1887-04-13

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Telegram-herald., 1887-04-13

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Telegram-herald., 1887-04-13

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Telegram-herald., 1887-04-13

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Telegram-herald., 1887-04-13
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- q per week otaside of ; hoa koors 70 c&fl 81
the obce OF she IEikss&A hEkA1D fT1azy bs-
tpeel tae ho4Is OF Sna 4. n
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-13

CToRAGy-THE SECURITY STORAGE co.
- Nos - and u Buso 7-e'.- stores and insarez
household fuvnitusV aud r. izcci iiane0ls merchnB-
disc low rstes faedina. moving and shipping
carefully attended -. koocfpss given f0f Goods
stored. e. them reraose ttore. black s0c re.
place youy stoves lGa5o
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-13

UAkrED- A YOUNG MAH wfTH PLENTY
w OF kpeElepce sso a = 81 fe.efessees. q silt-
aisen a. book -keefef. A1 60x :. tllls ottce.
381f
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-13

IyANTkD-MEN AND TEAMS TO woRs OF
w Ioifd0 esginAw = AUss efon railroad bS-
tween Sheridan. Aoutcslns eoanlg. aud x AXE
ssn, VIII so1se. IA inlsll aloanss rlght parties
address \, 4. Clam. Webster i4ouse, 1Teenxi g,
Hsca. Isl
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-13

lVANfED SIX MACHINE HANDS AND
w eve cabinet makers 81 t~eayeD rofsh kxnses.
Abanalhy Manufacturing Co. ibs
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-13

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AcG<ssi. tne& 4sfkcl a fSas s. Hsnoa
q 4. Asg<seoe sea Z - saa 1tese, kf -
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-13

lyANTED-T9o FIRsf-cLAss COAT MAX
w eFs Aene oahsgs aeed apply. Csdy Par
soas Albion. Asch. lol
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-13

tVAATED- As H0UsEKEEPEh
W "a NitoWcf's iansily Gief nufze b.
lady a sxpeTifnoe. Addzas fug tso seekx Als
n, fss iyon A., city. lss
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1887-08-12
GRIMES AND ACCIDENTS.

Harry Beauclerk, young boy, was
drowned in the creek at lrasburgh while
bathing with several companions
Martin Bragg aged IL, was drowned
while bathing at Essex, y. y.
As j. NJ. Adams of Randolph was re
turning from Bethel, while crossing the
railroad track at Finlay bridge, with horse
and wagon, he was struck by the engine
of a special freight, following the regular
the collision demolishng the wagon and
killing Mr.. Adams Instantly. The horse
was uniDjured.
Henry, the II year old son of John W.
Conway of North Pownal, was badly
burned about the face and eyes by powder
with which he was playing Friday after
noon. 1t is feared the sight Of both eyes
is destroyed. He was taken to Albany for
treatment.
Two boys George Powers and Bert Pat
terson. disappeared from their homes in
Rutland Saturday and at last accounts
had not been found.
At Corinth recently, while pitching hay
Herbert Wilson got the head of a spear OF
grass into his throat. He was obliged tC
| 20 10 Hanover to have 1t removed, an,
has since been in critical condition, hi.
throat being badly swollen.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1887-08-12

The surviving members of the 18th
Regiment Vermont volunteers will hold a
reunion at Burlington, September 2s and
90. The programme will include a bust
ness meeting at City Hall, at 3 p. H., the
28th. There will lie parade at 4 p. m,
address will be delivered by Col. A. f.
Walker in City Hail. at 1880 p. m, after
which a campfire will be held, Gen. j. NJ.
Warner presiding. The next morning at
$3.50 short excursion will be taken upon
the lake. The headquarters of the re-
d. j. Stafford, j. f. Eldredge, r. f.
Hathorn, o. II. Austin, II. X. Chase, com
mittee.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1887-08-12

The Essex, n, Y, correspondent of the
Troy Times says: "a tremendous storm
of rain and wind, accompanied by heavy
thunder, passed over Essex Tuesday even
ing, causing destruction in number of
places to buildings, crops and fences. The
steamer A. Williams encountered the
storm near Split Rock, south of Essex
with a crowd on board returning to Port
Henry from Barnum's show at Burling-
ton, and was compelled to cast anchor
until the fury of the storm had passed
At Cedar Beach, opposite Essex, a sum
mer resort for Burlington people especial
! ly, considerable damage was done Cot
tages were unroofed and blown down"
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1887-08-12
GENERAL SPORTING NOTES.

The Boston Lacrosse club were defeated
by the Montreals at the latter place two
goals to one, on Saturday.
At indianapolis, on Saturday, Price
Wells lowered the unicycle record for 10
miles from / h. to som. 45s. The 10 miles
were made without dismount.
Daniel F. Breen and jeremiah j. Casey,
two sturdy young oarsmen, have been
matched to row a race on the Charles
river September for stakes of $500 a side.
Mr.. George Faulkner has been selected as
referee and final stakeholder
A challenge has been received from the
Kansas City chicken fighters to the St
| LOnis fraternity of that ilk for main of
81 chickens each, to be found next winter
500 fly and $1,000 on the odd. The affair
will be brought Off near Wyandotte, Kan,
in December.
Arrangements for the international sin
| gle scull rowing regatta at Oswego Falls
are complete. The first prize champion
medal valued at $500 and a cash premium
of $500; $500 will go to second man and
$50 to third. Entries to date are Bubear
Teemer, Courtney, Hamm, Ross, Hosmer
and Conley.
The Staten Island Athletic club will
give $1,000 silver challenge cup for an an
nual eiGht.oared shell contest on the Kill
Won kull, distance one mile. The first
competition will take place on Monday
September ;. There will also be four
cared shell race for Juniors. An individ-
ual prize will be given to each member OF
the winning crews,
The regatta committee of the Eastern
yacht club have decided upon Thursday
August II, as the date for the HCruld cup
race off Marblehead.
The Dublin university cricket club is
organizing a team to visit Canada and the
United States.
Tohn + phelns son of William Walter
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1887-08-12
PERSONAL.

The death of Miss Mary Dutton of New
Haven, Conn, removes one of the most
successful lady educators of a generation
ago Miss Dut on was well known to
many Burlingtonians who We're educated
under her care She was lady of rare at
tainments and loveable character, The
New Haven courier says of her "She
united strength of mind aud character
and high aims with kindness and tender
ness of heart and regard for Others which
won her the lasting affection as well as
the esteem of her pupils. Her memory
will he cherished by many friends in this
city and by surviving pupils scattered
now throughout the country, many OF
of whom are in influential social circles.
Miss Dutton was in her s0th year at the
time of her death.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1887-08-12

From the Oakland (Cal) TrGune.l
J. II. Hopkins has disposed of his bust
ness as agent for the Etna Insurance
company of Hartford, and next Tuesday
will leave for New York city, where he
intends to enter the General Theological
in the Episcopal church. Mr.. Hopkins,
since he became resident of Oakland,
has, by his genial, gentlemanly demeanor,
gained for himself a host of friends who
will all heartily wish him eminent sue
cess in his chosen profession. He is an &C
complished musician, and has acted rs or
ganst for the First Presbyterian church
during the past three years and "A half. He
is talented young man. thoroughly il
earnest in all he undertakes, and he will
prove a valuable acquisition TO the minis
try of the church he has chosen for hi
field of work.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1887-08-12
QUEEN CITY PARK.
The Season Opens Successfully-A Pleas
ant Social Event.

ant Social Event.
The season at Queen City Park has
opened in very suspicious manner and
already large number are in attendance.
There was very pleasant social occasion
there on Friday evening. The advent
of a bride suggested the gathering of all
the sojourners at the park in the
parlor of the hotel to honor ler
coming. The centre of interest was
of course Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. Sargent,
who had been married the day before at
Ludlow. The guests numbered about 10,
and Mr.. Lucius Colburn, a cousin of the
bride, acted as master of ceremonies.
AS the guests arrived they were intro
duced to Mr.. and Mrs. Sargent by Mr..
Colburn, and after the expression Of their
congratulations, were AT liberty to en-
gage IN pleasant conversation betting
the occasion. About $50 O'Clock Mr..
Colburn introduced Miss Ollie Holt Of
Potsdam, y. y, who favored the COM
pauy with piano selection. Miss Florie
Hall then gave vocal selection. The
Rev. DR.. Cushmau of Prov idenCr, r. l.,
was then introduced and in Il few words
voiced the sentiments of the assembly
toward the newly married couple. Dr.
Cushman was followed by Miss Angie
TruaX in vocal selection, and there wa:
more piano playing by Miss Hattie Lang
worthy from Rhode Island. The whole
company then repaired to the dining-room
where ice-cream and cake, furnished by
the gentlemen and ladies at the park
were served by willing hands. There wa
a little dancing afterwards, and all pro
nounced the reception brilliant success
Mine host Mandigo and his companion
aided in every way to make the evenin.
pleasant one to all concerned.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1887-08-12
FATAL ACCIDsNT AT swANToN.
A Chicago Man Knocked from the Rail
road Bridge and Killed.

A young man, unknown to any one in
Swanton was knocked from the iron rail
road bridge there by the engine of the
gravel train, Wednesday morning, and in
stantly killed. He was walking over the
bridge, going north. A man in the en-
ploy OF A. j. Ferris called out TO the
stranger to look out for the train. Instead
of leaving the track and holding on to the
girders until the train passed the man
waved his hands as though trying to stop
the train and appeared confused. The
engineer whistled for brakes and an at
tempt was made to stop but without avail
and the unfortunate young man was knock
ed into the river. G.. II. Reynolds and 9TH
ers took the body from the water and
brought it to the village where it was
taken charge OF by selectman f.. Z. Adj
ans. Upon examination it was found the
victims skull was crushed in and his neck
broken. The deceased was about 90 years
old, ) feet and weighed perhaps 125
pounds. He wore a dark hat, coat and
vest. and pants with light stripe. His
| beardless face was slightly treckled and
| his hair dark brown. The only clew to
/ his Identity was an express receipt dated
/ ar Manchester, y. H., July % given to
/ Thomas Kidding for Il trunk marked
! "Thomas Kidding, Chicago, Ill" The
body was packed in ice and placed in the
town hall whore it will be kept to await
! identification and instructions from the
young mans friends
The young man killed ut Swantor
| proves to be Thomas Kidding of Chicago
son of Edward Kidding of that city. This
information has been learned through
the marshal of Manchester, n. Ii
| The authorities are awaiting instruction
from Chicago.